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Thanks for the comments - I appreciate the feedback.
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Smoke gets in your eyes...
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A lovely photo that holds interest throughout. The lightness of the foreground model catches the eye but you can't help being drawn by the silvery path of water into the picture along the grey triangle. The heavy black framing holds you in of course - it's just a little too dominant for me but the idea is good. The foreground footprint broke the spell for me just a tiny bit but it made me realise that this is snow and the model is very brave to be so cold.
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Lovely -lighting & model, her eys grab you and the strong lines hold you.
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I like her expression and the emphasis on the ironwork. Hands look a smidgin bright maybe as the face is the clincher.
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Nice clothes and good use of the location. The pose doesn't get me -lost arm, flat leg but it's not boring.
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How prolific can one man be. This one encapsulates a story of its own and makes you stare for a while to understand it.
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G'day
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One for pythagoras........
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A purple patch
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Good strong eye contact and a nice angle.
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Jess is a run-a-way model
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Thanks. I have fixed those smudgy marks (careless) but I'm not sure how to update this version so I'll leave it for now.
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A blankie and a bedtime story.
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I like the way you've preserved the highlights in the hall - and you're a highlight yourself :-)
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The red, yellow,grey give it depth - the monument contributes for me. Also the line into the photo. Works well.
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This is a brilliant setup with great angles it gives the photo real depth and the models are doing a fantastic job. My favorite toilet shot for sure :-)
This image was taken at Dawn in Phu Quoc Island Vietnam.
in Landscape
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This is very nice Yung. I love the way you have lined up the triangle of the rocks with the bright sky. The illumination on the rocks highlights them well and the slow shutter is just enough to give the sea a soft feeling but still keep its shape. The different coloured rock, bottom left is a distraction and it would have been nice to exclude it from the frame. The vignette holds the eye in - giving a direct path up the centre towards the light.
Simple but effective. Thanks for sharing.